out to laura in ohio. hi, dear, what's your question? >> caller: hi. i basically got more of a comment. this story makes me sick to my stomach. i have a 19-year-old daughter, a 9-year-old daughter and two grand daughters. i just think that this boy being 17, i think is premeditated and i think that he should be, sent to prison for life. these judges, it really gets me upset that because they commit a horrendous crime like this and then boom, they're out in like three to five years. this was horrible. that baby girl is gone and it just makes me sick to my stomach. and i mean, i read about this every day. i watch you every night. i've seen it on your facebook page and all the time you hear this every day. but everything is getting really lax with, you know, like their sentences. >> well, right now, we are waiting to find out, lauren, in ohio, whether he will be treated as an adult. to nia bender, manager, ttn denver. what do we know about the transfer position of taking him out of juvenile court where he is allowed to play soccer and frisbee and go to th

and that helps host: let's hear from laura in akron, ohio. i understand that when they accept credit cards, i can they do not require the 3 digit code on the back. somebody must have caused that -- caught that because it made the news. do you have any knowledge of that? guest: foreign nationals are not permitted to make contributions in american collections. it would be illegal if this were happening. the campaigns themselves are responsible for making sure that the donations they get are from allowable sources. the way in which they had checked credit card contributions or other contributions is up to them. there's no federal law that dictates how that has to happen. at the end of the day, it's their responsibility to make sure they are not getting its foreign money. in 2008 this question came up before, for the obama campaign. they do have procedures in place to monitor that. the federal election commission audited that campaign in 2008 and did not find a problem. so different organizations have different strategies, but they all must make

in ohio. see it live on c-span. >> former first lady laura bush spoke for mitt romney in michigan. also speaking at the event was a niece of former governor romney. this is about 25 minutes. [applause] >> they all look so cute. >> everyone looks so cute. >> all right. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to see you all. thanks so much. >> nice to see you. thanks for coming. we are so excited to have you. [applause] exciting is this? [applause] we have some distinguished guests with us i'd like to recognize. lieutenant brian kelly. the next united states senator from michigan. our soon to be representative in the 11th congressional district, county commissioner laura cox and the mayor and sheriff. before i introduce our special guests the great friend of michigan former first lady laura bush was not only a strong advocate for women's health issues but she's made a global awareness to the all the world women's health. she should be acknowledged for that. along with her very tender and soft voice for aids awareness on a global basis. she started in 2007 the laura bush institute for women's he

in ohio. see it live on c-span. >> former first lady laura bush spoke for mitt romney in michigan. also speaking at the event was a niece of former governor romney. this is about 25 minutes. [applause] >> gleetings everybody. how -- cretings everybody, how -- greetings everybody, how exciting is this? we have some distinguished guests with us i'd like to recognize. lieutenant brian kelly. the next united states senator from michigan. our soon to be representative in the 11th congressional district, county commissioner laura cox and the mayor and sheriff. before i introduce our special guests the great friend of michigan former first lady laura bush was not only a strong advocate for women's health issues but she's made a global awareness to the all the world women's health. she should be acknowledged for that. along with her very tender and soft voice for aids awareness on a global basis. she started in 2007 the laura bush institute for women's health. and with dignity on behalf of all of america was so supportive on that horrible day in september 2001. [applause] in a week, we in

things off with scott reese live in cincinnati, ohio, where the giants will take the field in just a couple of hours. good morning, scott. >> reporter: good morning, lauras have already made their way out to the dugout just listening to tunes, taking it all in, getting set for this all-important game five. the giants trying to make a little history. no team has ever lost the first two games of a best of five series, come back to win the last three on the road to take the series in advance. we'll see if they can get it done. if the bats are alive like they were yesterday, then good things are in store. it was a terrific day for the giants offensively. angel pagan leading off the game with a home run and they never looked back. pablo sandoval hit one almost to the ohio river, 422 feet. tim lincecum did the rest and the giants routed the cincinnati rets in game four leaving both the ball club in red and the fans in red stunned as they left the park. so game five, winner take all, moves on to the national league championship series against either washington or st. louis. game time at 1:07 cincinnati time, that is 10:07 a.m. west coast time. an hour before t